Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-12

by the same party They set the nONers
OF the window and carefully going up
stairs into the bed room of Mr.. 5. aud VIE
took dress and pair of psntaioons down
stairs, where they went through the pock-
cts and secured some change and left with
the pantaloons and hand satchel. This
vas all done without awakening any of the
f-nily.
From the Perry County Freeman Mr.. 5.
A. Douglas, OF Greenwood twp, n tn
county, has shipped 10 the Missouri State
Fair, a lot of imported nolsrein cattle FOR
exhibition Ar. Stsrrett Shesffer OF
Tyrone twp, had subscribed one hundred
dollars TO the Ferry County Railroad, pay
able - heH IL shall have been graded. On
last Saturday he came TO Bloomfield and
paid that sum to the Treasurer OF the Rail-
road Company, saying that he believed the
money was more needed now than it would
b. after a while, and that he wanted the
work 10 be pushed on as rapidly possible.
The example OF Mr.. Sheafer is worthy The
imitation Of others in the Western end of
tie county, who have made conditional
subscriptions, aud We hope II VIII be gem
crafty followed.
From the Bloomfield Advocate 4 son
OF Daniel Fisher, OF MarysyIlle, fell from a
chestnut tree few days sgo and broke both
his arms near the wrists. Nr. Clar-
ence B.rnhart has returned from Bedford
county, where he was teaming, and says he
prefers old Perry yet, if the salary is low.
Last Wednesday a small child Of Geo
Hoffman, OF Centre township, fell into a pail
oi boiling water, All, upsettng 1t, badly
scslded itself on rs arms, neck and legs.
Most OF The farmers IL this valley have
| threshed their crops. They are very good
with the exception Of wheat, which they
report As being an entire tailure.-Oar most
extensive farmers realized not more than
80 and 20 bushels on an average, while one
1, I'D but ten bushels of of very arge
field. This, with the fact that il was put
ont on The shares, is very Unf4yorable.
From the Chamoersburg Repository
Messrs. Frank Duke and George Miller the
Oth night saw l man in Mr.. Christ Case
. '--a-A . Ae4- besNA Va W atSA SAlNSs SAcd4lus :
corn. They threw some stones 1T hIu ana
he ran across the field, Messrs. Duke aud
q i . { ..o-.i.z him throwing ..a.-. -.
...au ra- iuJO ms O,,u hause I'D thus v-.-
himself away. If be does not pay for th-
corn he will be arrested. A New.
Pomer0y one of the editors OF the r..
positorybas been appointed to "A p9si,ioa
in the State DsPartm5t at Harrisburg auI
entered upon ms duties on Monday. Ii
" iii not sever his connection ~ aBy Wa
with the Repository. As the man
and his trained bear were about to con-
mence their entertainment Monday noon
The Chief Of Police appeared and added
some variety. "a right your first an
last chance" said the man solemuly as he
started ia The direction OF West point ana
was seen no more That sJalSarl
Republican Mr.. Jacob 5 Stewart, OF Ambe !
valley, came 70 town on Saturday and !cf;
al the Repository office q bottle containing
1880 grains Of buckv heat. This number
was the growth of one seed, which Mr.
Stewart planted upon hi. farm. After the
stalk had grown short distance out in all
direc tions until they covered several square
feet. The stalk and branches measured
l2O inches, aud contained the above remark
abe growth.